Comments on: 5 Reasons to Own an Ecommerce Store http://courtneytuttle.com/2008/05/28/5-reasons-to-own-an-ecommerce-store/ Growth For Persistent, Intelligent People. Wed, 23 May 2012 07:00:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: helltube http://courtneytuttle.com/2008/05/28/5-reasons-to-own-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-401372 helltube Wed, 29 Jun 2011 15:28:31 +0000 http://courtneytuttle.com/?p=534#comment-401372 There are a few niches out there like that. There are a few niches out there like that.

]]> By: germansexmovie http://courtneytuttle.com/2008/05/28/5-reasons-to-own-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-396829 germansexmovie Sat, 25 Jun 2011 12:07:51 +0000 http://courtneytuttle.com/?p=534#comment-396829 I should pay more attention to the author section of your posts I should pay more attention to the author section of your posts

]]> By: Kontaktlinsen http://courtneytuttle.com/2008/05/28/5-reasons-to-own-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-137124 Kontaktlinsen Sun, 05 Apr 2009 11:08:12 +0000 http://courtneytuttle.com/?p=534#comment-137124 Were did you get your blog design? Were did you get your blog design?

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]]> By: mister muggles http://courtneytuttle.com/2008/05/28/5-reasons-to-own-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-38055 mister muggles Sat, 07 Jun 2008 04:09:43 +0000 http://courtneytuttle.com/?p=534#comment-38055 Thank you for your answer, it's appreciated ! :) Thank you for your answer, it’s appreciated ! :)

]]> By: Steve L http://courtneytuttle.com/2008/05/28/5-reasons-to-own-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-37388 Steve L Tue, 03 Jun 2008 15:39:45 +0000 http://courtneytuttle.com/?p=534#comment-37388 Hey muggles, with this particular store we have a unique arrangement. Our candy supplier is located within a reasonable distance of us so we get a daily delivery of the goods we need to ship out. We then package the items ourselves and have UPS pickup the shipments. Most arrangements do not work this, it's usually a case of you buying the items you want to sell in bulk and stocking them yourself, shipping out orders as they come in and ordering more stock when you need to. Another common way to run an ecommerce business is by dropshipping your orders. This way you don't have to stock any items yourself, your supplier stocks the items you sell and when you get an order you fax or email the order to them and they ship it to your customer for you. Most often it makes more sense to start your ecommerce business out by dropshipping, and then depending on how fast you grow you can start to stock items yourself to make a higher profit (you generally pay less per-item when you buy inventory and stock it yourself - the profit margins with dropshipping are usually slim) Hey muggles, with this particular store we have a unique arrangement. Our candy supplier is located within a reasonable distance of us so we get a daily delivery of the goods we need to ship out. We then package the items ourselves and have UPS pickup the shipments. Most arrangements do not work this, it’s usually a case of you buying the items you want to sell in bulk and stocking them yourself, shipping out orders as they come in and ordering more stock when you need to. Another common way to run an ecommerce business is by dropshipping your orders. This way you don’t have to stock any items yourself, your supplier stocks the items you sell and when you get an order you fax or email the order to them and they ship it to your customer for you. Most often it makes more sense to start your ecommerce business out by dropshipping, and then depending on how fast you grow you can start to stock items yourself to make a higher profit (you generally pay less per-item when you buy inventory and stock it yourself – the profit margins with dropshipping are usually slim)

]]> By: Dana B http://courtneytuttle.com/2008/05/28/5-reasons-to-own-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-37376 Dana B Tue, 03 Jun 2008 13:49:36 +0000 http://courtneytuttle.com/?p=534#comment-37376 Steve, Stop complaining about making peanuts and losing sleep and come work for me. -Dana B Steve,

Stop complaining about making peanuts and losing sleep and come work for me.

-Dana B

]]> By: James - DigitalKeyToInfo http://courtneytuttle.com/2008/05/28/5-reasons-to-own-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-37182 James - DigitalKeyToInfo Sun, 01 Jun 2008 21:34:35 +0000 http://courtneytuttle.com/?p=534#comment-37182 I would think about ecommerce if there were an inexpensive (read free) WordPress plugin that would allow PayPal use for multiple products. It would also have to be easy to set up. I admit I have not really been looking hard so it may be out there. Ecommerce has always seemed a bit more expensive and complicated to start than most of the other ways to make money online I have looked at. I would think about ecommerce if there were an inexpensive (read free) WordPress plugin that would allow PayPal use for multiple products. It would also have to be easy to set up. I admit I have not really been looking hard so it may be out there.
Ecommerce has always seemed a bit more expensive and complicated to start than most of the other ways to make money online I have looked at.

]]> By: Rebecca http://courtneytuttle.com/2008/05/28/5-reasons-to-own-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-36958 Rebecca Fri, 30 May 2008 15:06:19 +0000 http://courtneytuttle.com/?p=534#comment-36958 For those of you that are looking for a retail technology, I would like to suggest Brick N Click for eBay. This technology allows retailers to sell products on three different eBay based sales channels; ProStores WebStore, eBay Store, eBay Express and eBay Auction. That way it is easier to sell of stock, as well as overstock quickly. If anyone is interested in learning more please feel free to take their webinar http://www.mtiretail.com/Form_req_webinar.cfm For those of you that are looking for a retail technology, I would like to suggest Brick N Click for eBay. This technology allows retailers to sell products on three different eBay based sales channels; ProStores WebStore, eBay Store, eBay Express and eBay Auction. That way it is easier to sell of stock, as well as overstock quickly. If anyone is interested in learning more please feel free to take their webinar http://www.mtiretail.com/Form_req_webinar.cfm

]]> By: mister muggles http://courtneytuttle.com/2008/05/28/5-reasons-to-own-an-ecommerce-store/#comment-36910 mister muggles Fri, 30 May 2008 05:01:27 +0000 http://courtneytuttle.com/?p=534#comment-36910 Sorry, I really don't know anything about ecommerce but I don't understand how it works with the products... Do you buy a bunch of candies (I saw your website), store that somewhere and then ship it if somebody buy it ? Or do you place an order to the "candy store", go there, take the big box of candies and then ship it ? Or do you just ask the candy shop to ship it to you client's address ? I just want to know how complicated it would be for me to start an ecommerce website ;) Sorry, I really don’t know anything about ecommerce but I don’t understand how it works with the products… Do you buy a bunch of candies (I saw your website), store that somewhere and then ship it if somebody buy it ? Or do you place an order to the “candy store”, go there, take the big box of candies and then ship it ? Or do you just ask the candy shop to ship it to you client’s address ?
I just want to know how complicated it would be for me to start an ecommerce website ;)

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